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TOPACIO, Katrina Ninfa M.

TOPACIO, Katrina Ninfa M.

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Mirasol, Topacio report disconnect in urban parents’ beliefs and practices in children’s reading development

Mirasol, Topacio report disconnect in urban parents’ beliefs and practices in children’s reading development

Assoc. Prof. Rosalyn G. Mirasol, PhD and Asst. Prof. Katrina…

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Lontoc, Topacio of English, RCSSEd receive grant to study adult learning during pandemic

Lontoc, Topacio of English, RCSSEd receive grant to study adult learning during pandemic

Asst. Prof. Gina M. Lontoc, PhD and Asst. Prof. Katrina…

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Asst. Prof. Katrina Ninfa M. Topacio, PhD

Department of English | Research Center for Social Sciences and Education

kmtopacio@ust.edu.ph | katrinamtopacio27@gmail.com 

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Academic Qualifications

Degrees

  • Master of Arts in English Language Studies (University of Santo Tomas – Manila, Philippines), 2009
  • Bachelor of Secondary Education, major in English (Cum Laude)  (University of Santo Tomas – Manila, Philippines), 2004

Research Highlights

  

Research Interests

  • Language and Gender Studies
    • Women and Literacy

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Professional Activities

  • Assistant Professor, UST Department of English, Faculty of Arts and Letters
  • Secretary of the national organization, Transformare: A Network of Learning and Literacy Advocates
  • Currently the thesis coordinator and instructor of the AB English Studies program program

Selected Publications

Selected Publications

  • Topacio, K.N.M. (2020). Representing the modern Filipino housewife: Presuppositions in Good Housekeeping Philippines, Asian Women Journal, 36 (3), 49-70. 
  • Topacio, K.N.M. (2018). Exploring the use of online educational platform in teaching writing among ESL students. Journal of Language and Linguistic Studies, 14(21), 86-101.